Clean Energy Industry Launching Campaign of Vengeance

The White House cut over $600 billion in clean-energy tax credits while adding tax breaks for oil and gas.

The U.S. agreed to pay nearly $1 billion to a French firm to cancel an east-coast wind farm project.

Clean-energy backers, including investors linked to Chris Larsen, are funding campaigns against candidates who oppose wind and solar.

A survey commissioned by solar groups found 75 percent of Trump voters back expanding solar investments.

China is producing about one terawatt of solar panels per year, advancing its clean-energy capacity.